You posted this.
You still haven’t explained how a missile stayed in that airspace for ten minutes and wasn’t long gone as a real missle would be.
You were talking about ten minutes not three.
I do know from recent searches that the shuttle reaches 46,000 ft in the first minute and 13 seconds. I also know from watching videos of shuttle launches that it is visible to the unaided eye for more than three minutes after launch.
Do you have a new point to make here since your other one was shot down?
Have you ever proffered any hard data to prove your point?
Come on, prove it was a missile.
You are comparing the shuttle, a beast of a vehicle, to a missile? Again, just how stupid are you? Ten minutes or three, it simply doesn’t matter. A missile isn’t anywhere near your field of view in just one minute. Of course, to you nerds, you couldn’t care less because, to you, you are a national hero, calling out an enemy missile near our shores, but you are completely delusional and not even close to living in reality. You are not a hero. That wasn’t a missile. The US military doesn’t need you to point out a missile to them. They are experts at such things. There are a number of sensor systems looking at that airspace at all times and none of them are going to miss a missile. You, of course, do not know these facts so you are stupid enough to keep yelling “MISSILE!”, as though no one else understands. We do. We know. You don’t.
P.S. YO U may have only seen three minutes of the video but the complete video was ten minutes. In the cameraman’s interview he stated he filmed ten minutes. The rest of the video shows the “missile” streaking over LA towards the East. Of course, you geniuses never bothered to ask about the rest of the video and what was in it. You are satisfied with those few minutes that make you seem important by calling out there must have been a missile.